linkding

A self-hosted bookmark manager that is deliberately minimal and fast, with tags, notes, archiving and browser extensions.

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About linkding

linkding is a bookmarking service you host yourself, designed to be minimal, fast and easy to set up with Docker. The interface is optimised for readability rather than for showing you a wall of thumbnails, and it fetches titles, descriptions and icons of bookmarked sites automatically.

Organisation is by tags, with bulk editing, Markdown notes and a read-it-later mode. It can archive a bookmarked page as a local HTML file or on the Internet Archive, so the content survives the site going away.

It imports and exports in Netscape HTML format, so moving in from a browser or out to something else is easy. There are Firefox and Chrome extensions and a bookmarklet, SSO through OIDC or an authentication proxy, a REST API, and it installs as a progressive web app.

Strengths

  • Archives bookmarked pages as local HTML or on the Internet Archive, so content survives
  • Imports and exports Netscape HTML, so nothing is locked in
  • Firefox and Chrome extensions, a bookmarklet and a progressive web app
  • SSO via OIDC or an auth proxy, plus a REST API for third-party apps

Limitations

  • Self-hosted, so you run and back up the service
  • Deliberately minimal; there is no full-text search of archived pages
  • No official mobile app; community projects fill that gap
  • Tags are the only organisation; there are no folders

Details

Pricing
Free · Free and open source under the MIT licence. Managed hosting options exist from third parties.
License
MIT
Developer
sissbruecker
Platforms
Linux, Self-hosted, Web
How it runs
Self-hosted
Account
Not required
Works offline
Yes
Best suited for
Keeping bookmarks on your own server, with the pages archived in case they vanish
Categories
RSS readers
Last verified
Added
Provenance
Selected from the TechWalrus downloads catalog (Web & RSS); facts checked against the developer's own pages, 3 sources on file.

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